My inner child chuckled along with you.

Mystery packs are the worst. Fortunately, some saint in my area seems to go around cutting them all open for multiple toy lines at multiple stores. Now, sure, that means he gets all the “rare” ones, but it saves me a ton of grief/money.

It can not only save you time, but sometimes money too. Last time I used the Best Buy Canada reserve online option over the Christmas holidays, they emailed me a coupon for 10% off a future purchase.

Definitely clean it and throw it back on at a pool. Takes no longer than grabbing a new disposable, really. At the lake or cottage though, we bag it for later instead of dumping it; although really, practicality could win over ethics and then you would only need one.

These things are life/money savers. We bought two at a baby show direct from the manufacturer for $15 CDN when we had our first kid. Both of our children used them more than once a week, and heading into our third kid, they are still going strong. I can’t imagine the amount of money that would have been wasted buying…

Honestly, I find bra sizing to be utterly fascinating.

My son does this at school as part of PhysEd. It’s become something we now do as a family and both my kids love it.

I had to create an account just to tell you I am dying at my desk and now late getting home. But worth it.